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Use case: KuCard is a crypto asset debit card introduced by KuCoin. It converts fiat currencies or digital assets in a KuCoin account into the fiat currency required for card-network settlement when a purchase is made. The current European version offers Visa virtual and physical cards, while the Australian KuCard-AU uses Mastercard and primarily offers a virtual card. Users can use it for online shopping, everyday in-store purchases, and mobile payments. The European physical card also supports ATM withdrawals.

Use case: KOSH Card is a Visa credit card offered by KOSH to freelancers, remote workers and cross-border users worldwide, with a choice of a virtual card or physical metal card. The user's USD and stablecoin balances in their KOSH account serve as collateral, while the issuer provides spending credit. The card can be used for online shopping, software subscriptions, travel, offline purchases and payments at Visa merchants worldwide and supports mobile payment methods such as Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Use case: Kontigo Card is an international virtual payment card offered by Kontigo to stablecoin users. The current version uses the Visa network, operates as a prepaid card and is funded primarily from the user's USDC balance in their Kontigo account. Intended for users in Latin America and emerging markets, it supports international online spending and mobile wallet payments and includes a spending cashback mechanism. Applications for the new Visa card reopened in 2026, but the service has recently experienced operational fluctuations involving card freezes, suspensions and restorations.

Use case: Keytom Card is a Visa crypto payment card offered by Keytom to individual users. It can be opened separately or used with Keytom's fiat and crypto asset accounts. The card is denominated in USD, funded by the user's own USDC balance and automatically performs currency conversion when required. It is currently available as a virtual and physical card and covers everyday and cross-border uses including online shopping, software subscriptions, offline purchases, travel payments and ATM withdrawals with the physical card.

Use case: The Crypto.com Prepaid Visa Card is a crypto asset prepaid card offered by Crypto.com. Users can top up the card from their Crypto.com crypto wallet, cash account, or bank card. When crypto assets are used for a top-up, they are first converted into local fiat currency at the real-time price and then credited to a separate prepaid card balance. The product offers virtual and physical cards across five tiers and can be used for online shopping, in-store payments, subscriptions, mobile wallets, and ATM withdrawals. CRO spending rewards are available based on the Level Up tier.

Use case: Keyflo Card is a stablecoin debit card under development by Keyflo and is designed to work with its non-custodial wallet and mobile keyboard payment system. Keyflo plans to let users use the same stablecoin balance for chat transfers, online shopping and offline card payments, with the displayed card design using the Visa network. The product remains at the waitlist and pre-release stage and has not yet entered public card issuance.

Use case: KazePay Card is a crypto payment card for stablecoin users. It supports deposits of USDT and USDC into the platform wallet and card balance for online, offline and mobile payments through the Visa or Mastercard network. The product offers both virtual and physical cards and provides several virtual card plans designed for everyday spending, travel, AI tools, subscriptions, education, gaming and digital services. KYC is currently required for card issuance.

Use case: Kardpay Card is a prepaid payment card service for crypto asset users. Users first deposit supported assets such as USDT and USDC into their Kardpay account, then top up a virtual card and spend through the Visa or Mastercard network. It currently offers Core, Pro and Elite virtual card tiers and supports Apple Pay, Google Pay, 3D Secure and online payments. Locking KDY provides spending cashback of up to 2%.

Use case: Jupiter Card is a digital payment card offered through the Spend service in Jupiter Mobile. It converts stablecoins deposited by users into a USD card balance for spending through the Visa network. The product does not provide a credit limit, and purchases are deducted directly from the pre-funded balance. It is primarily intended for users who want to use on-chain funds for everyday payments, online shopping, travel and mobile wallet spending. Card creation, balance viewing, freezing and transaction management are all integrated into the Jupiter app.

Use case: Jam Card is a crypto prepaid card product for which JAM Platform LLC provides the technical access point, designed for use with the non-custodial Jam crypto wallet. Users retain control of their wallet's private keys and can use USDT to top up a USD virtual card balance for everyday spending through the Mastercard network. The product supports Apple Pay and Google Pay and is intended for cross-border online shopping, subscriptions and mobile payments at physical merchants. It currently has no fixed monthly fee and focuses on fast virtual card issuance and multi-chain USDT top-ups.